(Continued from Ist page.)
18
all confusion and
the faiiure
1o ratfy
the Peace
Treaty and the delay in regard
to
reconstructive
measures
will
preveat
early
aectivily in the
selection
of
candi-
dates,
speaking
of
the
exchanze
situ-
ation,
he characterized
it as
a
dreadful
situation,
and said that
one
reason
why
he
was anxious
to see
the
peace
treaty
ratified
was
that
exchange
throughout
the wor.d might
become
more
establish-
ed.
One
reason
for
the
situation
was
lack f equality.
Washington,
March
lst.—An
eariy
and
favourable
vote
on
the
ratification
of
the Peace
Treaty
was
forecasted
in
the
Senate
foday when
the
R:publican
leaders
reatfirmed
their
dacision
not
to
accept
any
change
in
the
substance
of
the language
in the
Republican
reserva-
tion
to Article Ten.
Washington,
March
2nd.—Th#
repre-
sentatives
of
the
Railway
unions
are
understood
to have
voted
today
to
give
the
New
Railway
Law
a
trial
in
the
bringing
about
a
settlement
of
their
wage
demands.
-Paris,
March
Ist.-——An
Exchange
of
views
in
the
:sinancial
and
KEconomic
section
of
the Supreme
Council,
accord-
Ing to
Percginax’’ of the Keho
de Faris,
writing 2t London,
indicates
that,
"‘That
section,
so disunited
siuce
the armistice
on
a
common
line of conduct.
{his,
he
adds,
is
to be
taken
in
connection
with
the Leaguz
of Nations
in ernational
cre
dit
(onference.
rhe potitieal
seevion
of
the
Council
on
Saturday
discussed
the
alleged
Armenian
massacres,
continues
the
writer,
and
Mr.
Lloyd George
in-
sisted
that
Great
Rritain,
France
and
ftaly
act
accordingly
to
convinee
the
Sultan
tnat he ought
to
stop
these
hor-
rors.
Washington,
Mareh
2nd.—The
adop-
tion unchanged
of the Republican
Peace
Tieaty
Reservation
rzgarding
domestic
questions
was forecasted
in
the
Senate
when
a
substitute
offered
by
Senator
Hiteheock i
Nebraska,
the
Adminis-
tratiot.
Leader,
was
rejecied
by
a
voe
of 36
to 44.
St.
Thomas,
Mareh
6th—Cable
com-
munication
with
Rarbados
interrupted,
traffic for
that Island
wiil be
forwarded
by all
opporcunities
and
must
be
accept-
ed subject
to indefinite delay.
'
o
.
G
Publication.
§.
is
hereby
brought
to
public
notice
i that
the Goverament
has,
this
date,
authorized
Rev.
R.
G.
BARKOW
to
pe: form
civil-reiigious
functions
in the
Municipality of St.
Croix.
Gov rnment
of the
Virgin Islands
of
the
Uwnired
States,
St. Croix,
March
3,
1920.
C. C. TIMMONS,
Government
Secretary.
M
A
Na>s
Publicati
üblication.
-
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#
.
is hereby
brought
to
public
notice
l
that
the
trade
mark
shown
below,
|
which
was registered
in
the
United
|
States
Patent
Office, Washington,
D. C.,
}
September
30,
1919,
in
the
vname
of
|
R.
J.
REYNOLDS
ToB4ICCO
COM-
|
PANY,
a
corporation
organized
under
|
th&
laws
of
the
State
of New
Jersey,
|
and
trade-mark
certificate
No.
126,460
|
issued
therefor
has
this
date
been
|
registered
in
the
office
of
the
Gov-
|
erdment
Secretary
ol
the Virgin Islands
|
of
the Uaited
States
at
Si.
Thomas,
in
|
accordance
witn the
provisions
contained
|
in the Governor’s
Publication
of August
|
14,
1917.
,
Government
of
the
Virgin
islands
of
|
the
United
States
St
'lnhomas,
Febru-
|
arv
17,
1920.
|
By direction
of the overnor.
_
1
C..C.
TIMMONS. |
:
Government
Secretary.
|
FOR
SALE.
S 4&
e
|
At Estate
La Reine
|
Yams,
Tannias
and
Black
Rock
|
Potatoes
at b& 4 cts.
respectively.
|
(3. A FLEMING.
NOTICE.
|
THE
Inspection
of the
gencral
aniual
|
+
repairs
of
the
Public
Roads
in
St. |
Crnix for 1919 will eommencee
as roliows:
|
Wi'Sl' END QUARTR
9/3
1
NORTHSIDE
A
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1118
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i
16/3
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KINGS
-
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QUEENS
b
2513
:
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30/3
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i
1/4
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ommissioOn
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F. LUNNEY.
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D March
1920
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io
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n
House-hold
Furnishings
Rugs, Chairs,
Couch,
Settee,
Ta-
l
Fles,
Plants.
Flower Stands,
Elec-
|
tric Lamps
and fixtures,
Dressers,
ete,
;
j
‘
AT THE
RESITENCE
OF DR.
R. H
JENKINS.
|
:
'
J
Frederiksted
Apothecary’s
Hall
OFFERY
the
famous
=
AUTO-STROPS-SAFETY
RAZOR
shaves,
stroos,
cleans
without
removing
blades
HYGEIA NURSING BOTTLE first
made
by
a
phvsician
(o
save
his
own
child
SAL-HEPATICA
effervescent
saline
ALADDIN-DYE-SOA?
c¢olors
while
it
cleans
MANICURE-SETS
FROZ(:-CLONE-MOSQUITONE
Menthol-Coingna
CIN-U-FORM
.OZEN
&S guard agaiunst
-
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HORLYCK’S MALTED Ml{K,
MELLiIN’S
#OOOD
COMBINATION & MARIE
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inllb tin
Macaroni, Tetley’s Tea,
Pto.
Rico Coffee,
Fine
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Nutsz,
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Citrons
SWEET AND EITTER ALMONDS,
California Pears,
Peaches,
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SARDINES, CALLMONS, OLIVES.PEAS,
WAX BEANS
Apvle
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Angostura-Bitters.
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NUXATED-IRON TABLEI'S
EASTMAN KOOAKS,
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COOPER’S FAMOUS
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Lotions,
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CASHMERE POUQUET SOAP &
POWDAR
WOCDBJRY’s
FACE
POWDER
Hind’s Eonecy
and
Almond
Cream
keeps
the sk.n fresh
anc
beautiful
SHAVING
SBO4 F;
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ETC.
Hair
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Shaving
Brushes
Tooth
Brushes
Calox
Tooth
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SHINOLA HGIIE SETS
Shoe
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PORTO RICAN CIGARS
New Supply
A VARIKTY OF CIGARETTES
CHEWING
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TOBA€CO
a fine lot of
WRITING PAPLXR & ENVELOPES
:
in
boxes.
a new suppiy of
£
1
Kirg’s Pure-Malt
SHAEFER’'S
& DOELGER’S
LAGLR-BEER
the favorite
drink
Jean Pefarsen,
Frederiksted,